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sunday morning, we're following the latest developments on the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. president obama will visit with families and first responders in newtown, connecticut today. as well as attend an interfaith vigil where he will speak. federal agents plan to target gun stores and shooting ranges across connecticut in hopes of finding clues about the gunman, adam lanza. it has now been revealed that there is no link between lanza's mother and the school. contrary to earlier reports that said nancy lanza was a teacher at sandy hook elementary. rene marsh continues our coverage. >> this quiet new in town is searching for answers. >> i am also a teacher i could not know how or what she realized. >> her friend, victoria soto died protecting her students. the names and ages of the 20 children were released on saturday. one of

those children is emily. >> my daughter is one of the first that would be giving her support to support. >> as we move on from what happened here, what happened to so many people let it not turn into something that defines us. something that inspires us to be better, more compassionate and more humble. >> the governor of connecticut and turk to speak and echoed the sentiments. >> there will be to discussions about public policy surrounding these events but what is important now is love, courage, compassion. >> president obama will meet with the families who lost loved ones and think the first responders.

>> as a nation we have in toward several to many of these tragedies. >> people are gathering nationwide to remember the young victims of the school shooting. this is a candle light vigil held in the playground of san francisco's dolores park last night. some of the participants say they have been directly affected by gun violence. and by this most recent mass shooting. >> i work with jazz musicians, and his five year-old daughter was lost. she was bright, and fall and she had the entire world with two loving parents. ".two loving parents." >> participants in last night's vigil say it's important to remember those who were lost. but they also say it is important to open a dialog about solutions. to keep something like this from ever happening again. >> terisa: churches across

the country and here in the bay area are remembering the victims of friday's school shooting. kron four's mike pelton joins us live from st. mary's cathedral in san francisco this morning. >>reporter: good morning. if you can see that this began about 30 minutes ago. many people coming in to pray for the victim's enougand the family let me show you what is a set up this vigil. the monsignor said something a few moments ago and also their goal today is to help everybody cope with the tragedy in connecticut. take a listen. >> to be united for everybody is suffering this loss. >>reporter: the cathedral has a service at nine, 11, one. they expect people to come and pray and if you want to be uplifting and the

sunday service. it is difficult to be uplifting on a day like today. >> thank you, mike. new this morning. an 18-year-old man is dead after being shot in san francisco's bayview district last night. police say the shooting took place on around 10pm. the victim suffered at least one gunshot wound and was taken to the hospital by a friend where he was pronounced dead. the shooting is under investigation. timoth >> there were some tense moments in san francisco's nob hill neighborhood saturday evening. police spent nearly four hours negotiating with a suspect who was holed up in an apartment. this started around 6-30 last night on california street near hyde. >> the neighbor over hood " was possibly a domestic dispute. the neighbor made some of threats that he could possibly have a

weapon. they called the san francisco police department had advised us of this situation. that point our officers advised us they attempted to make contact. they believe that this person could have potentially had a weapon. police believed the suspect had a gun and may have had a hostage. in the end, the suspect police and was taken into custody. >> let's switch gears for a second and take a look at the weather. live look outside at san francisco. robin winston is in with a first look of your forecast. neehim yes. cold, cloudy but dry. the stormtracker 4 showing the dry conditions but we do have more wet weather on the way. make sure to keep your umbrella handy. temperatures outside are cold. not quite as cold yesterday with 20's and 30's. now, we are looking at 40's are run the bay area.

45 in napa, santa rosa and a good warmer in oakland. 48 degrees in fremont. here is a look at the satellite and radar. this one the system moved out and to the norris some snowfall and northern california but that will drop down into the bay area. there is another round of what weather expected. what we can expect is mostly cloudy with passing showers. a few sprinkles as you make your way are from the bay. sunny with breaks of sunshine it will be dry but that next system will move in tonight. i will time it out on futurecast and what we can expect. >> coming up on kron four news weekend. we'll have more on the victims and their families from friday's school shooting in connecticut. including how the parents of these children are trying to cope. plus, understanding the tragedy. we'll talk to a bay area psychotherapist who specializes in male behaviors. is there a gender

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>> police in newport beach have arrested a man who fired about 50 shots in the parking lot of a shopping mall. authorities say marcos gur-rola fired shots into the air and the ground before he was taken into custody. no one was injured, but it did force a lockdown of stores while shoppers stayed inside. the shooting comes just one day after the connecticut school tragedy. and days after the deadly mall shooting in oregon. >> the coast guard is working to clean up an oil spill leaking into a new york city strait. an oil tanker is leaking more than 100-thousand gallons of oil just off of staten island. crew members on the barge noticed the leak, and contacted an oil clean-up company to help in the efforts. waterways remain open as they clean-up the mess. boaters in the area are urged to take caution in the meantime.

>> coming up on kron 4 news weekend. a mother whose son was in the classroom with the shooter in connecticut talks about the moment she learned about the shooting. and as we go to break. here are some of the names of the victims from friday's tragedy. (music)

>> the parents of a six- year-old student who witnessed friday's massacre describe how their son is doing. the little boy was in the classroom with the shooter. he was able to escape the room and run to safety. the boy's teacher was vicki soto. she died in the classroom protecting her students from the gunfire. the boy's mother recalls the moments before she knew whether her son was okay.

>> when you are standing there waiting and nobody will tell you anything is an indescribable feeling of helplessness. we are very lucky. i think i was there one hour and the people stopped coming and i knew in my heart no other people were coming out of that school. i received a text from a friend that he was at the police station, safe. he was one of the groups of the kids that ran and got out. >> the couple's daughter also attends the school, and is also safe tonight. the newtown school shooting is a complete nightmare, striking parents at their core. even those who didn't lose any children are reeling from the tragedy. kyung lah shows us how people are coping despite so many unanswered questions. >> is so sad how quickly that can be taken away from you in a heartbeat. >> grief has settled in for

the parents. >> it is so sudden. >> instead of doing nothing she can lay flowers and be grateful that her 01 children do not understand a luxury of the very young that do not have. the small community they all know a victim. we feel something unusual because they did not respond from the messages. >> just two words. >> trying to cope are signs everywhere in the town center. this shows a 27 become it was not just children that were lost. their principal, the 9 year- old son was a student. >> we moved here in the middle of the school year issue was so kind.

>> the daughter, alexis would to preschool at the sandy hook elementary. >> it is difficult to recognize the names and comprehend. >> this is a they were parents look for answers. >> it is heart wrenching. this is happening right in my backyard. >> let us take a look if the weather is difficult to see because of that dense fog. robin, that fog will last. however, it will be on the cool side today we will be dry for most of the sunday with a storm on the way that will arrive late. possibly 1 in. rainfall not a lot of

more wet weather on the way. it could linger so give yourself some extra time. tomorrow however, today it shalshould look pretty decent. there is more wet weather on the way. here is a look at the satellite and radar. the cool front over northern california premiere rain and snowfall. this is what your sunday morning will look like with a lot of fog coverage. this is left over from the storm yesterday with pop up showers possibly this afternoon. when that second storm moves in. by midnight, we will see light /moderate rainfall in the northern portions. and by 5:00 p.m., your commute could be light and even moderate rainfall again. a bit stronger than what we

saw yesterday but by 3:00 some breaks of rainfall. it could work its way out of the rain. 50s all of from the bay. and a winter weather advisory for the sierras. if you plan on the the one for that stretch with 12 in.. keep that in mind your kron 4 7 day around the bay on settled on the- unsettled with cold. >> thank-you, robin. there are reports house speaker john boehner is proposing raising taxes on wealthy americans. boehner's proposal looks to raise taxes on earners making more than one million dollars a year. but a source says president obama. who wants to hike taxes for households who make than 250-thousand-dollars. has

not accepted boehner's offer. however, boehner's is still seeking more spending cuts in medicare than president obama had proposed. c-n-n reports president obama has nominated senator john kerry to replace hillary clinton as secretary of state. a formal announcement could come as early as next week. the expected nomination follows u-n ambassador susan rice's decision to withdraw her name from consideration. she dropped out of the running after weeks of criticism from republicans about statements she made on the benghazi attack that killed u-s ambassador chris stevens. >> meanwhile, secretary of state hillary clinton will be spending the next few days at home after sustaining a concussion. the state department says clinton fainted yesterday from dehydration -- while dealing with a stomach virus. when she passed out, she hit her head and suffered a concussion. clinton's doctors have suggested she spend the next week working from home.

the concussion will keep her from testifying at two congressional hearings this week. to talk about the september benghazi attack. >> coming up on kron 4 news weekend legal experts say the next big issue in the debate over guns is going to be about the right to carry one in

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>> legal experts say that the bake next issue will be the right to carry a gun public. a federal appeals court in chicago this week overturned a statewide ban on carrying concealed weapons. that ruling is at odds with those of other federal courts that have mostly upheld state and local gun laws restricting their use. legal experts say that competing rulings from appellate courts. mean the fight over this issue is likely headed for supreme court review.

>> a heated interview on piers morgan as a gun advocate said banning guns is not the answer to solving gun violence in the country. john r lott junior said the reason why these events are happening is because of the strict laws on gun control. take a listen. >> piers morgan: he fired over 100 rounds in several minutes. with this apparently harmless assault rifle >> lott: i never said guns were harmless. guns make it easy >> piers morgan: you just said it's just an average old gun. pm: he fired over 100 rounds and he killed 20 children, 20 children between 5 to 10. at what point do you gun lobby guys say 'we get it. it's time for change.' >> lott: right. it is time. we have >> piers morgan: time to do what? >> lott: is to get rid of some of these gun laws. >> piers morgan:which ones? get rid of the gun laws? >> lott: look what's happened. all these attacks this year have occurred where guns are banned. ok? look at the aurora movie theater shooting.

there's seven movie theaters pm: what the hell has that got to do with it? seriously. what does that got to do with it? >> lott: well you never let me explain >> piers morgan: do you think he cared about a gun- free zone? j>> lott: look. look at the aurora movie theater one for example. there were seven movie theaters showing the batman movie within a 20 minute drive of where the killer lived only one of those banned guns. he didn't go to the one closest to where he lived. he didn't go to the movie theater with the largest screen. he went to the one movie theater that banned guns. >> shooting was a semi automatic rifle which you can see on your screen. connecticut gun laws are very strict. which is how authorities were able to quickly link the guns involved in the school shooting registered to that of the suspected shooters mother. >> we will have the latestwe continue to follow the latest developments on the massacre at sandy hook elementary school. just as

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>> we continue to follow the latest massacre as the town of newtown. connecticut holds vigils for the victims of friday's shooting.federal agents plan to target gun stores and shooting ranges across the state in hopes of finding clues about the gunman, adam lanza. we're learning that out of the 26 people killed, 20 of them were between the ages of 6 and 7. its also been revealed that there is no link between lanza's mother and the school. contrary to earlier reports that said nancy lanza was a teacher at sandy hook elementary. also,president obama will attend a vigil this evening in newtown, connecticut to mourn the victims of the sandy hook elementary school massacre. his visit comes two days after a gunman opened fire inside the school, killing 26 people, including 20

obama will visit privately with the victims' families and with emergency personnel who responded to the shootings before speaking at an interfaith vigil at newtown high school. this is obama's fourth trip as president to a community still grieving from a mass shooting. churches across the country and here in the bay area are remembering the victims of friday's school shooting. there are special if the moralmemorials still ahead, kron four's mike pelton joins us live from st. mary's cathedral in san francisco this morning. we're learning more about the victims, in friday's connecticut school massacre. one of the children who did not come home from school is six year old emilie parker. her father - robbie parker - is speaking up. wanting to let others know about the little girl he lost to a

gunman. and he talked about forgiveness. jim let us kee of love for the families and the compassion that we feel for others even complete strangers. keep them with us at all times not just in time of sorrow and a tragedy. like emilie, all of the 20 children were only six or seven years old. for the first time, we are hearing directly from the family of suspected gunman adam lanza. his aunt says adam's mother may have owned guns for self-defense. that they were not a violent family. and that she did live alone. she also talked to reporters about adam. >> i know she had issues with school, she eventually wound up homeschooling him, she battled with the school district, in what capacity i'm not 100% certain, if it was behavior, if it was learning disabilities, i really don't know but he was a very very bright boy,

he was smart. >> police say adam lanza was not known to police prior to the shooting and had no known criminal record. adam's father, peter lanza, weekend. it reads in part. "our family is grieving along with all those who have been affected by this enormous tragedy." he continues to say. "no words can truly express how heartbroken we are" and that relatives are "in a state of disbelief and trying to find whatever answers we can." i >> in the east bay. police and youth groups partnered up today and held a successful gun buyback program. following the aftermath of the connecticut school massacre. hundreds of cars lined up in oakland to trade their guns for cash. kron4's jeff pierce has the details. >> one hundred and twenty one, one hundred and twenty two, one hundred and twenty

three, one hundred and twenty four. >>reporter: olois simmons of youth uprising counted the cars waiting to turn in guns for cash saturday afternoon in oakland. nearly two hundred cars with guns in their trunks waited hours for the hundred dollars for each gun for as many as three guns. it was one of the most succesful gun by back programs ever held in the city. >> one gun off the street is good but the whole back side of a paddy wagon is even better. >>reporter: that success was credited to youth uprising's ability to organize and promote the event beyond what a police department is able to achieve. >> we had young people as the voice of it we did out reach hand to hand in communities with community members reaching out to each other, you get a drastically different outcome then when you have the police reaching out. >>reporter: the oakland police department was more than pleased to process and take possession of those firearms. >> a good amount of firearms here pistols, rifles shotguns. >> this is an example of an assault weapon that was turned in. >>reporter: some waiting in the long line of cars questioned having an event at 82nd and bancroft.

>> being on the street here for two and and half hours they're not serious about taking the weapons. why couldn't we have it at the coliseum in a big parking lot. >>reporter: but organizers had good reason to hold it in the east oakland neighborhood. >> this location is one of the most heavily impacted by gun violence and we wanted to be responsive to that. >>reporter: if there was a santa claus involved he remained anonymous. >> we has an individual donor who was incredibly generous and when it was clear to us that the turnout was exceeding our expectations he came in and actually tripled his donation. >>reporter: well over two hundred firearms were removed from the streets of the city. in oakland jeff pierce kron >> four news let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for yourobin..0

if. a bit warmer because we do have more cloud coverage that are keeping temperatures. 40's in santa rosa. redwood city, 46 and along the delta, 46. 43 in livermore. 48 in half moon bay. this is a look at stormtracker 4 with clear conditions. clear for now but we do have more wet weather on the way. here is what we can expect with breaks of sunshine. look for mostly cloudy skies and temperatures of be warming up by just a few degrees. some showers that moved through yesterday. we do have more wet weather with mcleod the. some breaks of sunshine with mainly- cloudy--

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outside this morning of the golden gate bridge. cool sunday morning. robin will be back in a couple of minutes with a full check of your forecast. now to some world news and in egypt. a dispute is brewing over a vote on a new constitution. egypt's muslim brotherhood favors the document. and they say a majority has approved it during a first round of voting. however, some rights groups are calling for a repeat vote. they say vote counts weren't witnessed by monitors, and that some women were prevented from voting. a second round of voting is planned for next saturday. >> the death toll from the typhoon in the philippines has risen to more than one- thousand. typhoon hit earlier this month, and it devastated towns in the country's mountains and along the coast. officials are still searching for nearly eight- hundred and 50 missing people. government christmas celebrations have been cancelled. instead, resources are being devoted to the search, and to helping survivors deal with losses.

>> up next. we'll talk to a bay area doctor who specializes in male psychology. but first, more reaction from people who knew the victims of friday's school massacre. here now, a family friend of teacher victoria soto. >> she drove us to cheerleading practices. i am also a teacher i cannot even imagines going through what she went through. i think putting herself out there she is such an angel. she went straight to heaven, there's no doubt about that. [ crickets chirping ]

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an issue. joining us this morning is. can you help us put a reason why this happened. >> asking why, to resell and coming up with answers is really a normal part. asking why, -- terisa. it allows us to regain some sense of control and hope we can prevent these tragedies in the future problem with the school shootings is that we always ask the wrong the questions. and we get to the wrong answers. and this morning, the answer is always guns and gun control. . >> the only thing that we can understand. >> we always come up with the wrong answers. the reason these keep occurring is because we felt u.s. the

most important question is that why is that men and boys killed with guns. >> we were talking it is not girls. we do not hear about teenage girls join this why is it and what are we doing wrong. >> it does not happen. the truth is that most men are not violent in this country however, with nine out of time violent crimes are committed by men. every school shooting that has occurred fiord a governmen-it wa cover it was eight-one in 10 boys carries a gun to school one of 10. that is nine times the number of girls >> what are we doing wrong? >> we're not asking that why are girls and to not carry guns. why do for is not have access to guns? we do not answ ask those questions because

we just take for granted that boys and men to use guns. >> you have devoted your life to solve a apostle word look more into the psyche of men and boys. we're also talking about the socialization. and how we are raising the voice. what are we doing wrong? >> that is when we ask the question correctly. then we can come up with some pretty good explanations. part of it is socialization and the other is mental health problems that are on treated. we talked a little bit more about mental health which is great but it is not gendered. girls and women are depressed. they have problems to but they do not go around shooting people so why what is the difference? >> part of it is that man's mental health problems are not being treated.

>> undiagnosed? >> we need to look get these, uniquely and understand what is unique about them. we do know that the shooter committed suicide there is a strong link between suicide and depression. it is likely that he was depressed for at least not adequately treated. that is true for most men and boys in this country. they are bless less likely -- to get treatment. >> we need to recognize that these are in pain and they need help and they're not getting the help that they need. our boys are crying out for help. it is not just mental health providers. and we have our own set of issues because we also crew of in the same society where there is a myth. or they cannot get a -- that boy is

to not get depressed. and we start to realize that men and boys are in pain parents the anchor in as prone to young boy sometimes it is actually learned to ignore and suppress. and then the something horribly terrible happens like this. >> you mentioned the socialization how we teach men and boys. a lot is through the media that they consume. movies, television, video games. >> my brother is going to say that something against my statement that i do not like video games. >> they teach employees of

violence and they teach violence is not only acceptable but it is also effective. >> if the suns a very important message that police can get away with violence and that is what we see. girls do not but boys do. and is an effective way to get what they want. so, we really need to rethink how we are teaching boys to be boys. the bottom line is that and the answer to gun violence needs to begin with a question of gender. >> i'm sure that we could talk very long time of office. and i want to turn our viewers to the website the websitewww.themens doc.com thank-you. we are

going to take a quicklet's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with for your forecast. >> good morning it is cloudy and cold. we are expecting mostly cloudy skies. a few breaks of sunshine. it will be dry but we do have more wet weather on the way. here is what we can expect with clouds for the monday, that is really when we will start to see heavy rainfall from this next system. a bit stronger from the one yesterday and a bit of a brake on tuesday towards wednesday. it will be sunday but cold. we will get to that in just a bit let us take a look at the satellite and radar. mostly cloud coverage for us but to the north in northern

california rain and the snow. that system will slowly make its way into the bay area. here we are at 10:00 with a lot of cloud coverage. scattered pop up showers left over. by 8:00 p.m. it will be coming into the north bay with light and moderate rainfall. they went off monday morning commute. as we advance that towards monday morning it will be pressing down towards the south. the storm will press through giving us 1 in. of rain fall but it is not expected to to lot. the highs to they will be in the 50s. 57 degrees in hayward. a bit warmer for your sunday. unsettled. cool temperatures. we to get a couple of days of dry weather tuesday and wednesday but it will be called for the morning lows.

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some of the adult victims died by trying to keep the children safe. if the principle was being called a hero. she was a relatively new principle should only been with the school for two years ago was popular with students and parents she died lunging at the gunman. also another victim of friday's shooting had been a school psychologist for 18 years. this is a picture of her and her husband. they have two daughters. fashion also, this teacher was only

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this news conference wrapped up there were talking about new developments in connection we will have more information on the details that were released a little

bit later. who was speaking the lt. so we heard earlier that the governor has said that the gunman committed suicide he blasted his way into the building carrying of the deadliest massacre in u.s. history. we are following the latest of elements with president of, will be visiting with first responders and also attended a vigil where he will speak. morning, we're following the massacre at sandy hook obama will visit with families and first connecticut today. as well as attend an interfaith vigil where he will speak. federal agents plan to shooting ranges across connecticut in hopes of finding clues about the gunman, adam lanza. it has now been revealed that there is no link between lanza's mother and the school.

senators are also planning on reviewing gun laws. >> this candlelight vigil was held at the towards park playground. some of these participants have been directly impacted. >> i work with jazz musicians, and a jazz musician, jimmy green whose five year-old daughter was lost. she was bright and full and have the entire world with loving parents. >> participants in last night's vigil say that it is important for those to remember those were lost and also to open a dialogue to keep this from ever happening again. churches in the bay area are remembering

the victims. mike pelton his hefty same mary's cathedral. >> mike pelton-is at the st. mary's cathedral. >> yes, you can see that this began just a few moments ago. this is the second service for this morning. let me show you video of the moral. they put a prayer, it of this -- memorial.. the pastor also said a few things to begin the service. those work here are having difficulty comprehending >> i was in shock totally unexpected this massacre. is

this something i have no words to explain surprise, pain, sorrow. >> there are services coming of the act of love and and if they want to help so much of their scripture is based on a celebration in rejoicing for this time of year. >> it difficult for the holiday season but at least this can bring some of the type of solace. >> this 18 year-old new this morning. an 18-year-old man is dead after being shot in san francisco's bayview district last night. police say the shooting took place on around 10pm. the victim suffered at least one gunshot wound and was taken to the hospital by a friend investigation. there were some tense moments in san francisco's

nob hill neighborhood saturday evening. police spent nearly four hours negotiating with a suspect who was holed up in an apartment. this started around 6-30 last night on police believed the suspect had a gun and may have had a hostage. from a neighbor over hood a domestic dispute. they attempted to make some communication after he -- overheard a domestic this was brought to our attention. we've responded. we attempted to make contact and they believe that this person could have had a weapon. >> in the end, the suspect peacefully surrendered to police and was taken into custody. let's switch gears for a second and take a look at the weather. live look outside at san francisco. those low collets and the

big question they have for these holiday shopping days is that is it going to be cold? >> cold. robin winston is in with a first look of your forecast. it is cold outside you definitely need to bundle up. grab some coffee or tea oakland, 52 degrees. and 46 degrees in the santa rosa. we do have more wet weather to not cancel your plans. mostly dry. the satellite and radar with a cold front over northern california. that will slowly making its way into the late tonight. the afternoon looks good but if you have any plans you want to stay and. this storm could linger. mainly dry with breaks of sunshine.

cloudy and cold as that next system moves in. you are going to ever went to monday commute there is also a winter storm warning. nearly 12 in. of fresh powder use extra caution with a 50 m.p.h. wind gusting. coming up on kron four news weekend. we'll have more on the victims and their families from friday's school shooting in the parents of these children are trying to cope. the debate of gun-control. using farm animals to help the for around the world

>> police in newport beach have arrested a man who fired about 50 shots in the parking lot of a shopping mall. authorities say marcos gur-rola fired shots into the air and the ground before he was taken into custody. no one was injured, but it did force a lockdown of stores while shoppers mall shooting in oregon. >> also, the nursing staff demanding more reforms and walk in off the job and responsing to contract

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>> earlier,thousands of registered nurses at nine bay area hospitals are planning to walk off the job on christmas eve. a one-day strike at hospitals operated by sutter health and at two san jose america. leaders and hospital legal experts say the next big issue in the debate over guns is going to be about public. a federal appeals court in chicago this week overturned a statewide ban on carrying that ruling is at odds with those of other federal courts that have mostly upheld state and local gun competing rulings from appellate courts. mean the fight over this issue is likely headed for supreme court review. bloomberg is a well-known proponent for gun control. and he weighed in on theb- c's "meet the press." immediate action on the new this morning.

>> diane feinstein commenting on gun-control. >> we are having an opportunity i'm going to create a nationwide committee to support this bill. >> feinstein plans on it could have a strong impact. bloomberg is well known for his position. >> it happens again and again there was another shooting yesterday for people were sugh killed in a hospital. there were they killed in a religious organization, we kill them when they're young, old, and we have to stop this. in

his comments he said that this should be the number- one issue for president obama. when he talked about the shooting on friday he did not give specifics. and also of importance it is quite cold out there. and people are concerned on weather or not there is going to be more rain fall. >> correct, more wet weather is cloudy and cold. the stormtracker 4 showing that it is a dry run the bay area. there is a storm moving that will linger. sunday will be okay if cloudy but do not cancel your plans i know that there is a raiders game. you will be fine. there could be residual showers but not

much just lingering showers and moisture. however, monday could freeing 1 in. in tuesday towards wednesday looking a bit of a break. here is a look at the satellite and radar with rain and snowfall off over eureka. late tonight it could make its way into the bay area. you can see if it is basically the moisture lingering. as we advance the clock that is when the storm will slowly make its way towards midnight, widespread in. for the morning commute it will be wet. wipers, headlights, and allow yourself extra time. as we continue for the afternoon, spotty showers but it was slowly taper off by 6:00. we could see clearing. the highs for

today will be 50s. 57. 59 degrees in the san jose your kron 4 7 day around the bay and unsettled with a bit of a brake on tuesday and wednesday extremely cold for those two days with more wet weather. keep your umbrella close. >> in addition to commenting on senator dianne feinstein is weighing in on the gun control debate. americans are ready for a weapons. feinstein says though the wouldn't be retroactive, it transfer, importation and weapons. there are reports house speaker john boehner is proposing raising taxes on wealthy americans. boehner's proposal looks to raise taxes on earners making more than one million but a source says president taxes for households who make than 250-thousand- dollars. has not accepted boehner's offer. however, boehner's is still seeking more spending cuts in medicare than president obama had proposed. >> c-n-n reports president obama has nominated senator john kerry to replace hillary clinton as secretary of state. a formal announcement could come as early as next week.

the expected nomination follows u-n ambassador susan rice's decision to withdraw her name from consideration. she dropped out of the running after weeks of criticism from republicans about statements she made on the benghazi attack that killed u-s ambassador chris stevens. meanwhile, secretary of state hillary clinton will be spending the next few days at home recovering from a concussion. the state department says clinton fainted yesterday from dehydration -- while dealing with a stomach virus. when she passed out, she hit her head and suffered a concussion. clinton's doctors have suggested she spend the next week working from home. the concussion will keep her from testifying at two congressional hearings this week. to talk about the september benghazi attack. >> this moment that this mother learned about her son and the shooting in

connecticut....

>> the parents of a six- year-old student who witnessed friday's massacre describe how their son is doing. the little boy was in the classroom with the shooter. he was able to escape the the boy's teacher was vicki soto. she died in the classroom protecting her students from the gunfire. the boy's mother recalls the moments before she knew whether her son was okay. >> i am standing there waiting and nobody will tell you anything it is an indescribable feeling of helplessness. we are lucky. i think i was there one hour and a group stopped coming. i just knew nobody else was coming out of that school. i knew in my heart. i received a text from my friend saying

that my son was safe at the police station. he was one of the groups that iran and that -- ranthe couple's daughter also attends the school, and is the horror at sandy hook elementary. no doubt difficult for adults to grasp. let alone children. kron four's philippe djegal has more now on how doctor's say you should talk to your kids about the shooting. >> "children do know what happened in this era of social media, internet and 24/7 news coverage." so, child psychiatrist and director of the young adult and family center at u-c-s-- f, doctor kim norman says parents should talk to their kids. find out how much your child knows about the newtown shooting. he says sometimes it's best to wait until your kids approach you. don't offer young children too much information upfront. ask them how they feel about the situation. and, pay close attention to body language. if they act out of the ordinary -- talk them through their discomfort. >> "it's very natural

children will fear school. but of course, children have to go back to school." >>reporter: doctor norman says escorting your child to school the first few days back is a good idea. ease them back in. at the same time, keep them away from television and the internet for a while. >> "children should not watch the same images over and over again. that re- enforces the traumatic imagery in their minds and traumatizes them." >>reporter: and, as terrible as the shooting was. norman says it can be used as a learning lesson. >> "parents should be mindful of reassuring their children, but not promising them a non-realistic sense that it can never ever happen to them or anybody ever again. only that thank the heavens it's a very very rare event, and for every horrible person who committs an attrocious act like this, there are many more good people." >>reporter: philippe djegal, kron four news. >> we continue to follow the latest developments on the massacre at sandy hook elementary school.

this live look at the golden gate...

just as the town of newtown, connecticut holds vigils for lanza. >> also we are learning about wrong information. >> want to know that a social need the websites that contain information are not being hosted by the connecticut police for the

new town police and not been posted by and the authorities in this case. any of that information. if you're putting in that information, it could be a violation of state, federal law and you could face prosecution. >> this misinformation is concerning because people are posing as the gun receives. of 6 and 7. hook elementary. president obama will attend a vigil this evening in connecticut to mourn the victims of the school massacre. the president will visit privately with the victims' families and with emergency personnel who responded to the shootings before speaking at an interfaith vigil at newtown high school. this is president obama's fourth trip as president to a community grieving from that mass shooting. churches across the country and here in the bay area are remembering the victims of friday's school shooting. kron four's mike pelton

joins us live from st. mary's cathedral in san francisco this morning. we're learning more about the victims, in friday's connecticut school massacre. >> if this sadness and a somber mood and they are trying to pray for the victims. let me show you video. they have put out a memorial and the pastor was nice enough to speak to me in regards to the message. >> i would like them to leave with a sense of their part in got a plan to bring peace and a joy to a world

that knows so little of it, and especially today. >> those today were very choked up after this first of service there were holding back tears after they are coping with this tragedy. he will hear from them coming up tonight at 8:00 p.m. mike pelton, kron 4. >> thank you, mikeone of the children who did not come home from school is six year old emilie parker. her father - robbie parker - is speaking up. wanting to let others know about the little girl he lost to a gunman. and he talked about forgiveness. r amon >> let us keep the sentiments of love that we feel for our families and the compassion that we feel for or others, even complete strangers. keep them with a is it at all times not to just sorrow, a tragedy. >> all of the children are

only six or seven years old. >> and also about the victimshooter --.....i know she had issues with school, she eventually wound up homeschooling him, she battled with the school district, in what capacity i'm not 100% certain, if it was behavior, if it was learning disabilities, i really don't know but he was a very very bright boy, he was a smart. >> that was the anunt... of the shooter adam's father, peter lanza, weekend. "our family is grieving along with all those who have been affected by this enormous tragedy." words can truly express how heartbroken we are" and that relatives are "in a state of disbelief and trying to findin the east bay. police and youth groups partnered up saturday and held a

successful gun buyback program. hundreds of cars lined up for miles in oakland to trade their guns for cash. kron4's jeff pierce has the details. >> one hundred and twenty one, one hundred and twenty two, one hundred and twenty three, one hundred and twenty four. >>reporter: olois simmons of youth uprising counted the cars waiting to turn in guns for cash saturday afternoon in oakland. nearly two hundred cars with guns in their trunks waited hours for the opportunity to get two hundred dollars for each gun for as many as three guns. it was one of the most succesful gun by back programs ever held in the city. >> one gun off the street is good but the whole back side of a paddy wagon is even better. >>reporter: that success was credited to youth uprising's ability to organize and promote the event beyond what a police department is able to achieve. >> we had young people as the voice of it we did out reach hand to hand in communities with community members reaching out to each other, you get a drastically

different outcome then when you have the police reaching out. >>reporter: the oakland police department was more than pleased to process and take possession of those firearms. >> a good amount of firearms here pistols, rifles shotguns. this is an example of an assault weapon that was turned in. >>reporter: some waiting in the long line of cars questioned having an event at 82nd and bancroft. >> being on the street here for two and and half hours they're not serious about taking the weapons. why couldn't we have it at the coliseum in a big parking lot. >>reporter: but organizers had good reason to hold it in the east oakland neighborhood. >> this location is one of the most heavily impacted by gun violence and we wanted to be responsive to that. >>reporter: if there was a santa claus involved he remained anonymous. >> we has an individual donor who was incredibly generous and when it was clear to us that the turnout was exceeding our expectations he came in and actually tripled his donation. >>reporter: well over two hundred firearms were removed from the streets of the city. in oakland jeff pierce kron four news

live look outside this is walnut creek. what should we expect for the football games? >> they should on the lot. we do have the lingering the moisture. and they should bundle up... however it is a dry but cold. 40's and '50's, with cool sunday looks decent if your home to go to the raiders came? just some passing showers. if you're going-to the raiders game--it will be cool there

is a winter storm warning in place that will be at 6:00 p.m. that is also until midnight. the snow levels will drop. we will have least 12 in.. a lot of fresh powder in the sierras. the wind at 25 m.p.h.. gusting at 50 m.p.h. and dangerous. tire chain laws in effect. and highway 50, highway 80, i will time it out on futurecast. >> great your forecast. here are more names of the victim's

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>> welcome back. we will have your forecast soon now,now to some world news and in egypt. a dispute is brewing over a vote on a new constitution. egypt's muslim brotherhood and they say a majority has approved it during a first round of voting. however, some rights groups are calling for a repeat vote. they say vote counts weren't witnessed by monitors, and that some women were prevented from voting. a second round of voting is plant. planned -- >> the death toll from the typhoon in the philippines has risen to more than one- thousand. typhoon hit earlier this month, and it devastated towns in the country's mountains and along the coast. officials are still searching for nearly eight- hundred and 50 missing people. government christmas celebrations have been cancelled. instead, resources are

being devoted to the search, and to helping survivors dealup next. we'll talk to a bay but first, more reaction from people who knew the victims of friday's school massacre. here now, a family >> she drove us to cheerleading practice. i am also a teacher i cannot even imagines what she went through. i think she was a comand amazing angell and she went straight to heaven, no doubt.

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the school system. with rain and snow sunday will be mostly dry. if you have plans you will be fine. futurecast, we will see mostly cloudy coverage and a lingering moisture. dry but take a look at 8:00 p.m. that is when the storm will move and. moving into the north bay with scattered showers as removing our way into tonight and tomorrow. moderate rainfall over midnight. 5:00 p.m., it could to be white. t headlights, just to use extra caution. it could be- wet-- >> with the 3:00 p.m. hour we could see some clearing .. as we go towards peace evening, a decrease in showers. a good former

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>> of a more of the tragedy some of tried to keep the children from harm's way and she died lunging toward the

gunman. also, school psychologist at more than 18 years. they have been married for 31 years and had two children. >> this was a full-time teacher at sandy hook. she was only 30 years old. she was from connecticut and had a master's degree in elementary education. she was passionate about teaching. and at the latest developments is that federal agents are going to target on the stores across the state to hoped to find new clues about the gunman. president obama will visit with families and first responders in connecticut and attend a vigil where he will speak. we have learned that he committed suicide

and he could have planned a much larger attack. that is going to do it for today. watch kron 4 news tonight and also kron 4 www.kron4.com that is the weekend edition for a sunday morning. i am terisa estacio.. (music)